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CurryCorp Inc.
Mailing Address:
160 Waverley StOTTAWA, Ontario
K2P 0V6
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CurryCorp can help you and your organization be what you want to become. We offer individuals and organizations assistance and support to recognize and operate at their full potential, reduce fear and instead focus on the future, on growth, learning and innovation. We do this by working with you to discover, test and articulate your preferred futures, design related data collection, examine results and facilitate collective direction determination. We then make suggestions to align governance, management and operations to realize that preferred future. We also offer training and advice on leadership, governance, management, personnel selection and promotion as requested. Contact us through our website at www.CurryCorp.net
PRODUCTS/ SERVICES
All CurryCorp services and products are designed to facilitate competence building and knowledge transfer. For that reason collaborative processes are preferred for the design and conduct of projects. A broad range of techniques and strategies are used in identifying potential and preferred futures, organizational analysis, evaluation of performance, products, programmes or personnel. Change facilitation includes board and staff development, alternative futures definition, choice making and planning supports. Monitoring, coaching, and conflict resolution are supplied to assist change implementation.
SPECIAL EXPERTISE
Dr. Curry has developed the following proprietary packages:
1. Strategic Development Processes: A composite of processes and techniques to collect and integrate context information, identify pivotal issues, develop workable agreements about how to proceed, plan appropriate strategy/ tactics, introduce and sustain change, monitor results and adjust strategy as necessary.
2. Facilitated Deliberative Inquiry: Useful for any practical problem involving fundamental choices, multiple viewpoints, policy formulation and action required in complex situations in which values and belief systems play an important role.
3· Individual in Context Analysis: Individual span of responsibility, authority, influence and control are described and examined for fit with immediate organizational unit. The process can be repeated with each subsuming organizational level unit until the alignments within the entire organization are available for improvement consideration.
4· Organization in Context Analysis: This analysis begins with market position and opportunity descriptions, then derives goals, specific objectives, appropriate structure, human and technical resources, output and impact definitions.
5· Curricular Analysis Systems: An evidence-based system to establish real social need and current best practice and then translate that demand information into competency definitions, educational goals, course objectives, instructional methods, learning supports and competency assessment strategies. The system is self integrating and points out linked discrepancies throughout the production function.
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Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
Our approach to strategic development uses a composite of processes and techniques to collect and integrate context information, identify pivotal issues, develop workable agreements about how to proceed, plan appropriate strategy/ tactics, introduce and sustain change, monitor results and adjust strategy as necessary.
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
I am interested in making available my extensive experience and expertise to:(1) help individuals and organizations to develop efficient futures analyses followed up by effective alignment of strategic choices to create their preferred futures;
(2) improve individual and organizational performance;
(3) assist individuals and organizations to identify and resolve conflict and impediments preventing strategic action; and
(4) create empirically founded competence definitions and assessments, followed by individualized curricular development for on-going training and education.
Industry sector market interests:
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Service Industry
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
- United States
Actively pursuing:
- District of Columbia
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
CANADIAN NATIONAL CLIENTSAgriculture and Agri-foods Canada
Appraisal Institute of Canada
Association of Canadian Medical Colleges
Association of Deans of Pharmacy of Canada
BioProducts Canada Inc
Canadian Association of Anesthetists
Canadian Academy of Endodontics
Canadian Association of Radiologists
Canadian Association of University Schools of Nursing
Canadian Biotechnology Advisory Committee
Canadian College of Health Leaders
Canadian Consortium for Research and Development in Medical Education
Canadian Dental Assistants’ Association
Canadian Dietetic Association
Canadian Engineering Human Resources Board
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Canadian Home Care Association
Canadian Healthcare Association
Canadian Institute for Health Information
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Canadian Medical Association
Canadian Nurses Association
Canadian Physiotherapy Association
Canadian Resident Matching Service
Canadian Society for Clinical Investigation
Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists
College of Family Physicians of Canada
Employment and Immigration Canada
Federation of Medical Licensing Authorities of Canada
Genome Canada
HealNet
Health Canada
Health Council of Canada
Health Insurance Directorate, Health Canada
HomeSupport Canada
Medical Council of Canada
National Dental Examining Board
National Biotechnology Strategy Renewal Task Force for the Health Sector (Health Canada, Industry Canada, Medical Research Council, National Research Council).
National Council on Ethics in Human Research
National Health Information Council, Institutions and Social Statistics Branch, Statistics Canada
Nutraceutical Network of Canada
Office of the Health Information Highway
Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada
Physiotherapy Education Accreditation Canada.
Research & Development in Biotechnology (Medical Research Council, National Research Council)
Rick Hansen Institute
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies
Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada
CANADIAN PROVINCIAL CLIENTS
Ag-West Biotech Inc.
Alberta Medical Association
British Columbia Health Association
British Columbia Health Educators Association
College of Chiropodists of Ontario
College of Dental Hygienists of Ontario
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan
Health Services Utilization and Research Commission (Saskatchewan)
Interior Health Region of British Columbia
New Brunswick Medical Society
Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness
Ontario College of Family Physicians
Ontario Genomics Institute
Ontario Medical Association
Ontario Ministry of Health
Registered Nurses Association of Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan Health Quality Council
LOCAL CLIENTS
Blackwell Management Group (for Winnipeg Regional Health Authority)
Brockville Hospitals
Calgary General Hospital Group
Dalhousie University: Faculties of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, School of Health Services Administration
Grace Hospital Ophthalmology Group
Interior Health Authority, British Columbia
McMaster University
Medical Imaging Consultants (Edmonton)
Royal Ottawa Health Care Group
Royal University Hospital (Saskatoon)
Royal Victoria Hospital (Montreal)
South-East Health Care Corporation (Moncton)
St. Joseph's Health Centre (Toronto)
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre: Hospital Management Research Unit
University of Manitoba President’s Office; Faculty of Pharmacy
University of Saskatchewan: College of Medicine, College of Pharmacy
University of Toronto: Faculty of Arts and Science, Faculty of Medicine (CME), Department of Family and Community Medicine, Masters Program in Health Administration
INTERNATIONAL CLIENTS
Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine
American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
American Association of Colleges of Podiatric Medicine
American Association of Dental Schools
American Osteopathic Association
Association of Accredited Naturopathic Medical Colleges
Association of Polysomnographic Technologists
Baylor College of Dentistry
Boehringer Ingelheim
Federation Internationale des Podologues (Paris)
International Federation for Medical Licensing Authorities
Liaison Committee on Podiatric Medical Education & Practice (USA)
Los Angeles College of Chiropractic Medicine
National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (USA)
Nexus Health: Fort Washington Medical Center
Rhone-Poulenc Rorer Inc.
Shaikh Khalifa Medical Centre, UAE
Singapore University
World Health Organization
Testimonial:
Lynn worked with senior leaders on the Board and senior staff at CAR to revitalize our organization. She introduced innovative ways to discuss, investigate, choose and support new visions for organizational success that accurately identified changing expectations, constraints and opportunities. - David Vickar, MD FRCP. Past President, Canadian Association of Radiologists.Lynn is an outstanding leader in the consulting field, she has a global vision but a focused attention to local contextual detail. If you choose to work with Lynn be prepared to work seriously and hard. Value for money gets lifted to a new rewarding level with Lynn's approach and results. - Don Juzwishin, former CEO, Health Council of Canada
Lynn is a very skilled consultant with superb capacity to tackle complex issues and deliver pragmatic results for clients. - Dennis Kendel, former Registrar, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan
Lynn has continually demonstrated executive leadership in defining, shaping and implementing policy and programs. Lynn's diligence and energy was instrumental in successfully initiating and completing projects on schedule and on budget. It is always a pleasure to work with Lynn and I look forward to working again with her in the future. - Mike Fisher, VP Business Development, Medicalis
If you are looking for competent professional medical educator or medical manager, Lynn promises to fit that bill- while offering a positive experience for all. - Penny Jennett, Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Medicine, University of Calgary
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Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Our approach to strategic development uses a composite of processes and techniques to collect and integrate context information, identify pivotal issues, develop workable agreements about how to proceed, plan appropriate strategy/ tactics, introduce and sustain change, monitor results and adjust strategy as necessary.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
I am interested in making available my extensive experience and expertise to:(1) help individuals and organizations to develop efficient futures analyses followed up by effective alignment of strategic choices to create their preferred futures;
(2) improve individual and organizational performance;
(3) assist individuals and organizations to identify and resolve conflict and impediments preventing strategic action; and
(4) create empirically founded competence definitions and assessments, followed by individualized curricular development for on-going training and education.
Industry sector market interests:
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Service Industry
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
- United States
Actively pursuing:
- District of Columbia
Sector
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
CANADIAN NATIONAL CLIENTSAgriculture and Agri-foods Canada
Appraisal Institute of Canada
Association of Canadian Medical Colleges
Association of Deans of Pharmacy of Canada
BioProducts Canada Inc
Canadian Association of Anesthetists
Canadian Academy of Endodontics
Canadian Association of Radiologists
Canadian Association of University Schools of Nursing
Canadian Biotechnology Advisory Committee
Canadian College of Health Leaders
Canadian Consortium for Research and Development in Medical Education
Canadian Dental Assistants’ Association
Canadian Dietetic Association
Canadian Engineering Human Resources Board
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Canadian Home Care Association
Canadian Healthcare Association
Canadian Institute for Health Information
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Canadian Medical Association
Canadian Nurses Association
Canadian Physiotherapy Association
Canadian Resident Matching Service
Canadian Society for Clinical Investigation
Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists
College of Family Physicians of Canada
Employment and Immigration Canada
Federation of Medical Licensing Authorities of Canada
Genome Canada
HealNet
Health Canada
Health Council of Canada
Health Insurance Directorate, Health Canada
HomeSupport Canada
Medical Council of Canada
National Dental Examining Board
National Biotechnology Strategy Renewal Task Force for the Health Sector (Health Canada, Industry Canada, Medical Research Council, National Research Council).
National Council on Ethics in Human Research
National Health Information Council, Institutions and Social Statistics Branch, Statistics Canada
Nutraceutical Network of Canada
Office of the Health Information Highway
Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada
Physiotherapy Education Accreditation Canada.
Research & Development in Biotechnology (Medical Research Council, National Research Council)
Rick Hansen Institute
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies
Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada
CANADIAN PROVINCIAL CLIENTS
Ag-West Biotech Inc.
Alberta Medical Association
British Columbia Health Association
British Columbia Health Educators Association
College of Chiropodists of Ontario
College of Dental Hygienists of Ontario
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan
Health Services Utilization and Research Commission (Saskatchewan)
Interior Health Region of British Columbia
New Brunswick Medical Society
Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness
Ontario College of Family Physicians
Ontario Genomics Institute
Ontario Medical Association
Ontario Ministry of Health
Registered Nurses Association of Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan Health Quality Council
LOCAL CLIENTS
Blackwell Management Group (for Winnipeg Regional Health Authority)
Brockville Hospitals
Calgary General Hospital Group
Dalhousie University: Faculties of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, School of Health Services Administration
Grace Hospital Ophthalmology Group
Interior Health Authority, British Columbia
McMaster University
Medical Imaging Consultants (Edmonton)
Royal Ottawa Health Care Group
Royal University Hospital (Saskatoon)
Royal Victoria Hospital (Montreal)
South-East Health Care Corporation (Moncton)
St. Joseph's Health Centre (Toronto)
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre: Hospital Management Research Unit
University of Manitoba President’s Office; Faculty of Pharmacy
University of Saskatchewan: College of Medicine, College of Pharmacy
University of Toronto: Faculty of Arts and Science, Faculty of Medicine (CME), Department of Family and Community Medicine, Masters Program in Health Administration
INTERNATIONAL CLIENTS
Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine
American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
American Association of Colleges of Podiatric Medicine
American Association of Dental Schools
American Osteopathic Association
Association of Accredited Naturopathic Medical Colleges
Association of Polysomnographic Technologists
Baylor College of Dentistry
Boehringer Ingelheim
Federation Internationale des Podologues (Paris)
International Federation for Medical Licensing Authorities
Liaison Committee on Podiatric Medical Education & Practice (USA)
Los Angeles College of Chiropractic Medicine
National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (USA)
Nexus Health: Fort Washington Medical Center
Rhone-Poulenc Rorer Inc.
Shaikh Khalifa Medical Centre, UAE
Singapore University
World Health Organization
Testimonial:
Lynn worked with senior leaders on the Board and senior staff at CAR to revitalize our organization. She introduced innovative ways to discuss, investigate, choose and support new visions for organizational success that accurately identified changing expectations, constraints and opportunities. - David Vickar, MD FRCP. Past President, Canadian Association of Radiologists.Lynn is an outstanding leader in the consulting field, she has a global vision but a focused attention to local contextual detail. If you choose to work with Lynn be prepared to work seriously and hard. Value for money gets lifted to a new rewarding level with Lynn's approach and results. - Don Juzwishin, former CEO, Health Council of Canada
Lynn is a very skilled consultant with superb capacity to tackle complex issues and deliver pragmatic results for clients. - Dennis Kendel, former Registrar, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan
Lynn has continually demonstrated executive leadership in defining, shaping and implementing policy and programs. Lynn's diligence and energy was instrumental in successfully initiating and completing projects on schedule and on budget. It is always a pleasure to work with Lynn and I look forward to working again with her in the future. - Mike Fisher, VP Business Development, Medicalis
If you are looking for competent professional medical educator or medical manager, Lynn promises to fit that bill- while offering a positive experience for all. - Penny Jennett, Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Medicine, University of Calgary


Steam User Callbacks¶
GetUserCallback¶
Get reference to User Callback Object to assign callback events.
Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
Return Value |
PFUserCallbacks |
Pointer to user callback handler. |
SteamGetAuthSessionTicketCallback¶
Called when cerating an auth session ticket.
Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
AuthTicket |
Integer |
id of ticket created. |
SteamGetAuthSessionTicketResults |
(Integer) EResult. |
result of the operation as an integer of EResult. |
SteamMicroTxnAuthorizationCallback¶
Called when a user has responded to a microtransaction authorization request.
Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
AppID |
Integer |
App ID for the microtransaction. |
OrderID |
Integer |
Order ID provided for the microtransaction. |
bAuthorized |
bool |
Did the user authorize the transaction. |
LicensesUpdatedCallback¶
Called whenever the users licenses (owned packages) changes.
This callback has no return fields.
SteamServerConnectFailureCallback¶
Called when a connection attempt has failed.
Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
SteamGetAuthSessionTicketResults |
(Integer) EResult. |
result of the operation as an integer of EResult. |
bStillRetrying |
bool |
Is steam client still trying to connect to the server? |
SteamServersConnectedCallback¶
Called when a connection to the Steam back-end has been established.
This callback has no return fields.


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Create archive reader/writer and storage reader/writer
Architecture
Architecture
Overviewback top
Concept disambiguition
There are two core concepts in the serialization library, archive and storage.
Archive, or archiving, is a shorter alias for serialization.
Archive is a kind of virtual persistent data.
Objects can be written to and read from archive.
Archive deals with object meta information, pointer tracking, and exchange data with storage.
Archive doesn't know where the data writes to or reads from, also doesn't know the physical data format.
Storage, as it's named, is the place where the data is stored in.
It can be a memory stream, a XML or JSON tree, a disk file, or socket on the internet.
Objects can not be processed by storage.
Only basic data types, such as primary types (int, long, double, etc) and several other data types (string, null pointer) can be processed by storage.
Storage takes care of physical data format, such as chunk of stream memory, XML node, etc.
Archive and storage are accessed through reader and writer.
A reader is used to get data from archive and storage.
A writer is used to send data to archive and storage.
Archive reader/writer
The interfaces IMetaArchiveReader and IMetaArchiveWriter are the archive reader and writer.
The archive reader and writer are the core interfaces in the serialization library.
The archive writer does:
- Parse meta data information in the object.
- Write the basic field values (fundamental, string, null pointer) to meta writer.
- Write the class informations to meta writer.
- Track pointers to serialize one object that's pointed by multiple pointers only once.
- Create and use customized serializers for customized data type, such as std::string, C++ array.
The archive reader does:
- Parse meta data information in the object.
- Allocate memory for object field, if the field is pointer with value NULL.
- Read the basic field values (fundamental, string, null pointer) from meta reader.
- Read the class informations from meta reader.
- Track pointers to deserialize one object that's pointed by multiple pointers only once.
- Create and use customized serializers for customized data type, such as std::string, C++ array.
Storage reader/writer
The interfaces IMetaStorageReader and IMetaStorageWriter is the meta reader and writer.
The storage reader and writer is the bridge between archive reader/writer and permanent storage.
The storage reader and writer takes care of storage format.
So to support any new storage format, just implement new storage reader and writer and feed them to archive reader/writer.
The cpgf library has three built in storage formats:
Text stream -- use plain text stream as storage. See gmetastorage_textstream.h
XML -- use XML as storage. cpgf uses RapidXML to manipulate XML. See gmetastorage_xml.h
JSON -- use JSON as storage. cpgf uses Jsoncpp to manipulate JSON. See gmetastorage_json.h
Create archive reader and writer.back top
To create the interface for archive reader and writer, call below factory functions.
IMetaArchiveReader * createMetaArchiveReader(IMetaService * service, IMetaStorageReader * reader);
IMetaArchiveWriter * createMetaArchiveWriter(IMetaService * service, IMetaStorageWriter * writer);
How to get the storage reader and writer will be explained later.
The meta service, IMetaService * service, is the meta data center that the archivers use to find meta data information.
To get the service for global meta data, just call createDefaultMetaService(). It will return a IMetaService interface.
Create storage reader and writer.back top
Create storage reader/writer for text stream storage
IMetaStorageWriter * createTextStreamStorageWriter(std::ostream & outputStream);
IMetaStorageReader * createTextStreamStorageReader(std::istream & inputStream);
Text stream reader and writer works on C++ stream.
Usually you can use a stringstream as the input and output stream.
Create storage reader/writer for XML storage
IMetaStorageWriter * createXmlStorageWriter(const GMetaXmlStorage & xmlStorage);
IMetaStorageReader * createXmlStorageReader(const GMetaXmlStorage & xmlStorage);
XML reader and writer works on GMetaXmlStorage.
GMetaXmlStorage is a simple wrapper for RapidXML.
RapidXML is included in cpgf library.
Functions in GMetaXmlStorage
void load(const char * xmlContent) const;
Load XML content.
xmlContent is a string with the XML content.
GMetaXmlStorage will copy xmlContent to internal buffer.
So xmlContent can be freed after this function.
void saveToStream(std::ostream & outputStream) const;
Save the XML content to a stream.
void loadIntrusive(char * xmlContent) const;
Load XML content.
xmlContent must be valid during the object life.
And the content in xmlContent will be destroyed by GMetaXmlStorage.
This function is an optimization version of load. It doesn't copy the xmlContent, and use xmlContent in place.
GScopedInterface<IMetaService> service(createDefaultMetaService());
GMetaXmlStorage storage;
GScopedInterface<IMetaStorageWriter> writer(createXmlStorageWriter(storage));
GScopedInterface<IMetaArchiveWriter> archiveWriter(createMetaArchiveWriter(service.get(), writer.get()));
// here we can write object to archiveWriter.
GScopedInterface<IMetaStorageReader> reader(createXmlStorageReader(storage));
GScopedInterface<IMetaArchiveReader> archiveReader(createMetaArchiveReader(service.get(), reader.get()));
// here we can read object from archiveReader.
Create storage reader/writer for JSON storage
IMetaStorageWriter * createJsonStorageWriter(const GMetaJsonStorage & jsonStorage);
IMetaStorageReader * createJsonStorageReader(const GMetaJsonStorage & jsonStorage);
JSON reader and writer works on GMetaJsonStorage.
GMetaJsonStorage is a simple wrapper for JsonCPP library.
JsonCPP is included in cpgf library.
Functions in GMetaJsonStorage
void load(const char * jsonContent) const;
Load JSON content.
jsonContent is a string with the JSON content.
GMetaJsonStorage will copy jsonContent to internal buffer.
So jsonContent can be freed after this function.
void saveToStream(std::ostream & outputStream) const;
Save the JSON content to a stream.


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by Victor TangermannBam
A team of researchers from Caltech and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory designed a drone that can be shot into the sky using a special vehicle-mounted cannon, The Verge reports. The goal is to launch drones when it’s otherwise too dangerous or windy — or in emergency situations where the usual method is simply too slow.
The Streamlined Quick Unfolding Investigation Drone (SQUID) is a football-shaped foldable quadcopter that weighs roughly a pound. It features four spring-loaded arms with rotors attached to them that pop out after being fired from a moving vehicle.
Self-Righting
Once the drone reaches its apex of about 33 feet, it can automatically orient itself and become functional like any other drone, according to IEEE Spectrum.
A paper about the project was uploaded to the preprint repository arXiv earlier this month.
The team is hoping to scale SQUID’s design both up and down, with smaller and larger variations. The largest could be large enough to even carry a substantial payload.
Drone Planet
And their ambitions are off-world, explaining NASA’s interest in the project.
“While the SQUID prototype, as outlined in this paper, has been designed for operation on Earth, the same concept is potentially adaptable to other planetary bodies, in particular Mars and Titan,” reads their paper.
READ MORE: This transforming drone can be fired straight out of a cannon [The Verge]
More on drones: A “Flying Saucer” Design Lets Drones Fly Twice as Long


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| b2JointDef () | |
Public Attributes | |
| b2JointType | type |
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| void * | userData |
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| b2Body * | bodyB |
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| bool | collideConnected |
| Set this flag to true if the attached bodies should collide. |
Joint definitions are used to construct joints.
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The first attached body.
The second attached body.
Set this flag to true if the attached bodies should collide.
The joint type is set automatically for concrete joint types.
| void* b2JointDef::userData |
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Chapter 2 Introduction
2.1 Summary
Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have found many genetic risk variants associated with Alzheimer’s disease (AD). However, how these risk variants affect deeper phenotypes such as disease progression and immune response remains elusive. Also, our understanding of cellular and molecular mechanisms from disease risk variants to various disease phenotypes is still limited. To address these problems, we developed a computational pipeline of integrated multi-omics analysis from genotype, transcriptomics, epigenomics to phenotypes for revealing gene regulatory mechanisms from disease variants to phenotypes.
2.2 Method
This pipeline, ADSNPheno, aims to predict gene regulatory networks of AD risk Single-Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) to different AD phenotypes. In particular, ADSNPheno first clusters gene co-expression networks and identifies the gene modules for various AD phenotypes. ADSNPheno further predicts the transcription factors (TFs) that significantly regulate the genes in each module, as well as the AD SNPs interrupting the TF binding sites (TFBS) on the regulatory elements. Finally, ADSNPheno constructs a full gene regulatory network linking SNPs, interrupted TFs, and regulatory elements to target genes for each phenotype. This network thus provides mechanistic insights of gene regulation from disease risk variants to AD phenotypes.
Please note our pipeline, ADSNPheno:
Please note that we will go over each of these steps of ADSNPheno in the respective chapters of this book. Step 0 is not shown in the pipeline, but it is general setting up of the pipeline and defaults.
Our application will be the Hippocampus Ca1 gene expression dataset for better understanding molecular mechanisms involved in Alzheimer’s disease progression.
2.3 ADSNPheno Table of Step Contents
Please note these steps in ADSNPheno:
| Step # | Step Name | Chapter in ADSNPheno Book | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Setup and Defaults | 3 | —— |
| 1 | Disease gene expression data at the population level | 4 | —— |
| 2 | Please construct and cluster a gene co-expression network | 5 | —— |
| 3 | Please annotate modular functions by enrichment analysis | 6 | —— |
| 4 | Please associate disease phenotypes with genes and gene co-expression modules | 7 | —— |
| 5 | Please predict gene regulatory networks for genes and gene co-expression modules | 8 | —— |
| 6 | Please link disease risk variants (like SNPs) to the gene regulatory networks via TF Binding Site interruption | 9 | —— |
| 7 | Please output: Gene regulatory network linking disease variants to disease phenotypes | 10 | SNPs in or near regulatory regions like TF Binding Sites (in promoters and enhancers) for Target Gene (TG) \(\Rightarrow\) TFs unable to bind to TFBS \(\Rightarrow\) TFs unable to regulate TG \(\Rightarrow\) dysregulation of TG (that belongs to a gene co-expression module) impacts various functions and pathways and is associated with various disease phenotypes |
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| Less commonly-used typedefs | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef Vec< 2 > | SimTK::Vec2 |
| This is the most common 2D vector type: a column of 2 Real values stored consecutively in memory (packed). More... | |
| typedef Vec< 3 > | SimTK::Vec3 |
| This is the most common 3D vector type: a column of 3 Real values stored consecutively in memory (packed). More... | |
| typedef Vec< 4 > | SimTK::Vec4 |
| This is the most common 4D vector type: a column of 4 Real values stored consecutively in memory (packed). More... | |
| typedef Mat< 2, 2 > | SimTK::Mat22 |
| This is the most common 2x2 matrix type: two packed columns of 2 Real values each. More... | |
| typedef Mat< 3, 3 > | SimTK::Mat33 |
| This is the most common 3x3 matrix type: three packed columns of 3 Real values each. More... | |
| typedef Mat< 4, 4 > | SimTK::Mat44 |
| This is the most common 4x4 matrix type: four packed columns of 4 Real values each. More... | |
| typedef SymMat< 2 > | SimTK::SymMat22 |
| A compact, 2x2 Real symmetric matrix; only 3 elements are stored. More... | |
| typedef SymMat< 3 > | SimTK::SymMat33 |
| A compact, 3x3 Real symmetric matrix; only 6 elements are stored. More... | |
| typedef SymMat< 4 > | SimTK::SymMat44 |
| A compact, 2x2 Real symmetric matrix; only 10 elements are stored. More... | |
| typedef Row< 2 > | SimTK::Row2 |
| Packed, 2-element row of Real values. More... | |
| typedef Row< 3 > | SimTK::Row3 |
| Packed, 3-element row of Real values. More... | |
| typedef Row< 4 > | SimTK::Row4 |
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| typedef Vector_< Real > | SimTK::Vector |
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| typedef Matrix_< Real > | SimTK::Matrix |
| Variable-size 2D matrix of Real elements; abbreviation for Matrix_<Real>. More... | |
| typedef RowVector_< Real > | SimTK::RowVector |
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These typedefs provide convenient synonyms for common matrix and vector types.
Note that the typedef name may be used interchangeably with the fully templatized names; they represent exactly the same type.
The simplest names are for types whose elements are of the compile-time default precision type Real which is typically double
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Note that there are more template parameters than are specified here; these typedefs are using default values for them. The missing parameters specify the spacing between elements; these typedefs always refer to types for which the elements are packed in memory. See Vec, Row, Mat, SymMat for more information.
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| typedef Vector_<Real> SimTK::Vector |
Variable-size column vector of Real elements; abbreviation for Vector_<Real>.
This is the most common large-vector type in the Simbody API and in Simbody user programs.
| typedef Vec<2> SimTK::Vec2 |
This is the most common 2D vector type: a column of 2 Real values stored consecutively in memory (packed).
| typedef Vec<3> SimTK::Vec3 |
This is the most common 3D vector type: a column of 3 Real values stored consecutively in memory (packed).
| typedef Vec<4> SimTK::Vec4 |
This is the most common 4D vector type: a column of 4 Real values stored consecutively in memory (packed).
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This is the most common 2x2 matrix type: two packed columns of 2 Real values each.
The columns have type Vec2
but rows have a stride of 2 so the row type is Row<2,Real,2>
, not Row2
.
| typedef Mat<3, 3> SimTK::Mat33 |
This is the most common 3x3 matrix type: three packed columns of 3 Real values each.
The columns have type Vec3
but rows have a stride of 3 so the row type is Row<3,Real,3>
, not Row3
.
| typedef Mat<4, 4> SimTK::Mat44 |
This is the most common 4x4 matrix type: four packed columns of 4 Real values each.
The columns have type Vec4
but rows have a stride of 4 so the row type is Row<4,Real,4>
, not Row4
.
| typedef SymMat<2> SimTK::SymMat22 |
A compact, 2x2 Real symmetric matrix; only 3 elements are stored.
| typedef SymMat<3> SimTK::SymMat33 |
A compact, 3x3 Real symmetric matrix; only 6 elements are stored.
| typedef SymMat<4> SimTK::SymMat44 |
A compact, 2x2 Real symmetric matrix; only 10 elements are stored.
| typedef Row<2> SimTK::Row2 |
Packed, 2-element row of Real values.
This is the type of a transposed Vec2 and usually does not appear explicitly in user programs.
| typedef Row<3> SimTK::Row3 |
Packed, 3-element row of Real values.
This is the type of a transposed Vec3 and usually does not appear explicitly in user programs.
| typedef Row<4> SimTK::Row4 |
Packed, 4-element row of Real values.
This is the type of a transposed Vec4 and usually does not appear explicitly in user programs.
| typedef Matrix_<Real> SimTK::Matrix |
Variable-size 2D matrix of Real elements; abbreviation for Matrix_<Real>.
This is the most common large-matrix type in the Simbody API and in Simbody user programs.
| typedef RowVector_<Real> SimTK::RowVector |
Variable-size row vector of Real elements; abbreviation for RowVector_<Real>.
This is the type of a transposed Vector and does not usually appear explicitly in the Simbody API or user programs.


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static int
AtlpConvertToDagCmd(
ClientData clientData,
Tcl_Interp * interp,
int argc,
char** argv
)
- Convert an array of formula to a DAG.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpMain.c
void
AtlpFormulaAddToManager(
Atlp_Manager_t * manager,
char * name,
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Adds formula to the atlp manager
- Side Effects Manipulates the global variable globalFormulaManager.
- See Also
AtlpYyparse
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
char *
AtlpFormulaAgentsConvertToString(
lsList agentList
)
- This function converts a list of agents to string,
each agent being seperated by a comma.
- Side Effects The user should free the string after use.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
AtlpFormulaDecrementRefCount(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- The function decrements the reference count of formula and if
the reference count reaches 0, the formula is freed. If the formula is NULL,
the function does nothing. It is an error to decrement the reference count
below 0.
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
AtlpFormulaFree(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- The function frees all memory associated with the formula,
including all MDDs, all character strings (however, does not free
dbgInfo.originalFormula) and the agentList. It also decrements the reference
counts of its two chidren. The function does nothing if formula is NULL.
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaArrayFree
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
AtlpFormulaIncrementRefCount(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- The function increments the reference count of a formula. If
the formula is NULL, the function does nothing.
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
boolean
AtlpFormulaIsWellFormed(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- This is a preliminary checking of well-formedness of the
formula. This is different from full type checking in that variables are
considered to have "universal" type. The full type checking cannot be done
until the formula is associated with the module.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
static AtlpSimpleDataType
AtlpFormulaReturnSimpleType(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- It returns the simple type of the given formula.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
AtlpFormulaSetStatesToNULL(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- The function sets the field states in every subformula
of formula to NULL.
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
static void
AtlpInitialize(
)
- This function allocates the globla atlp manager. The
manager is used to manage the formula.
- Side Effects The manager is global, and there should only be one such
manager in one mocha session.
- See Also
Atlp_ManagerAlloc
- Defined in
atlpMain.c
char *
AtlpObtainNewFormulaName(
)
- This routine returns an internally generated new name
which serves as an ID to the unnamed ATL formula.
- Side Effects Should free the name after use.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpMain.c
static int
AtlpPrintCmd(
ClientData clientData,
Tcl_Interp * interp,
int argc,
char** argv
)
- Executes the command atl_print
- Side Effects required
- Defined in
atlpMain.c
static int
AtlpReadCmd(
ClientData clientData,
Tcl_Interp * interp,
int argc,
char** argv
)
- Executes the command atlp_read
- Defined in
atlpMain.c
static AtlpSimpleDataType
AtlpSimpleDataTypeCompatible(
AtlpSimpleDataType type1,
AtlpSimpleDataType type2
)
- Check if the simple types are compatible.
- Side Effects The infered type is returned.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_Agent_t *
Atlp_AgentAllocWithName(
char * name
)
- This function allocates a new Atlp_Agent_t. Only the
name is set, while all the other members are set to NIL.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
Atlp_AgentAlloc
Atlp_AgentFree
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_Agent_t *
Atlp_AgentAlloc(
char * name,
boolean isAgent,
Atm_Atom_t * atom
)
- Allocates an agent structure, and initialize all its
members.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
Atlp_AgentAllocWithType
Atlp_AgentFree
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
Atlp_AgentFree(
Atlp_Agent_t * agent
)
- It frees an agent structure.
- Side Effects none
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
Atlp_AgentIsAgentSet(
Atlp_Agent_t * agent,
boolean value
)
- Sets the isAgent flag.
- Side Effects none
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
boolean
Atlp_AgentIsAgent(
Atlp_Agent_t * agent
)
- This function returns TRUE if the agent specified is
an agent, FALSE otherwise.
- Side Effects none
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atm_Atom_t *
Atlp_AgentReadAtom(
Atlp_Agent_t * agent
)
- This function returns the atom of the agent.
- Side Effects Do not free the atom.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
char *
Atlp_AgentReadName(
Atlp_Agent_t * agent
)
- This function returns the name of the agent.
- Side Effects Do not free the name.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
lsList
Atlp_FileParseFormula(
Atlp_Manager_t * manager,
FILE * fp
)
- Parses a file containing a set of semicolon-ending ATL
formulas, and returns an array of Atlp_Formula_t representing those
formulas. If an error is detected while parsing the file, the routine frees
any allocated memory and returns NULL.
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
Atlp_FlushStates(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Frees States field of Atlp_Formula_t recursively
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaFree
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
array_t *
Atlp_FormulaArrayConvertToDAG(
array_t * formulaArray
)
- The function hashes each subformula of a formula (including the
formula itself) into a uniqueTable. It returns an array containing the roots
of the multi-rooted DAG thus created by the sharing of the subformulae. It
is okay to call this function with an empty array (in which case an empty
array is returned), but it is an error to call it with a NULL array.
- Side Effects A formula in formulaArray might be freed if it had been
encountered as a subformula of some other formula. Other formulae in
formulaArray might be present in the returned array. Therefore, the formulae
in formulaArray should not be freed. Only formulaArray itself should be
freed.
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
array_t *
Atlp_FormulaArrayConvertToExistentialFormTree(
array_t * formulaArray of Atlp_Formula_t
)
- Calls Atlp_FormulaConvertToExistentialForm on each formula. It
is okay to call this function with an empty array (in which case an empty
array is returned), but it is an error to call it with a NULL array.
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaConvertToExistentialForm
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
Atlp_FormulaArrayFree(
array_t * formulaArray of Atlp_Formula_t
)
- Calls AtlpFormulaDecrementRefCount on each formula in
formulaArray, and then frees the array itself.
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaFree
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_Formula_t *
Atlp_FormulaConvertToExistentialForm(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Converts a ATL formula to existential form. That is, all
universal path quantifiers are replaced with the appropriate combination of
existential quantifiers and Boolean negation. Also converts "finally"
operators to "until" operators.
Returns a new formula that shares absolutely nothing with the original
formula (not even the strings). Also, the new formula does not have any MDDs
associated with it. The "originalFormula" field of the returned formula is
set to point to the formula passed as an argument. In addition, if the
original formula is of type AG, AX, AU, AF, or EF, the "converted flag" is
set. Returns NULL if called with a NULL formula.
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaArrayConvertToExistentialForm
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
char *
Atlp_FormulaConvertToString(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Returns formula as a character string. All subformulas are
delimited by parenthesis. The syntax used is the same as used by the ATL
parser. Does nothing if passed a NULL formula.
- Side Effects Atlp_ExprConvertToString
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_Formula_t *
Atlp_FormulaCreateWithAgents(
Atlp_FormulaType type,
void * left,
void * right,
lsList agentList
)
- Allocates a Atlp_Formula_t, and sets the 2 fields given as
arguments. If the type is Atlp_ID_c, then the left and right fields
should contain a pointer to a variable name and a pointer to a value
respectively. Otherwise, the two fields point to subformulas. refCount is
set to 1. The states field is set to NULL, the converted flag is set to
FALSE, and the originalFormula field is set to NULL.
- See Also
AtlpFormulaDecrementRefCount
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_Formula_t *
Atlp_FormulaCreate(
Atlp_FormulaType type,
void * left,
void * right
)
- Equivalent to Atlp_FormulaCreateWithAgents(type, left, right,
NIL(lsList)).
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaCreateWithAgents
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
array_t *
Atlp_FormulaDAGConvertToExistentialFormDAG(
array_t * formulaDAG
)
- The function converts a DAG of ATL formulae to a DAG of
existential ATL formulae. The function recursively converts each subformula
of each of the formulae in the DAG and remembers the converted formula in
the field states. It
is okay to call this function with an empty array (in which case an empty
array is returned), but it is an error to call it with a NULL array.
- See Also
FormulaConvertToExistentialDAG
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_Formula_t *
Atlp_FormulaDup(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Recursively duplicate a formula. Does nothing if the formula
is NIL. Does not copy mdd for states, dbgInfo.
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
Atlp_FormulaFree(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- The function decrements the refCount of the formula. As a
consequence, if the refCount becomes 0, the formula is freed.
- See Also
AtlpFormulaFree
AtlpDecrementRefCount
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
mdd_t *
Atlp_FormulaObtainStates(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Gets a copy of the MDD representing the set of states for which
this formula is true. It is the user's responsibility to free this MDD. If
the set of states has not yet been computed, then a NULL mdd_t is
returned. It is an error to call this function on a NULL formula.
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaSetStates
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
Atlp_FormulaPrint(
FILE * fp,
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Prints a formula to a file. All subformulas are delimited by
parenthesis. The syntax used is the same as used by the ATL parser. Does
nothing if passed a NULL formula.
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
lsList
Atlp_FormulaReadAgentList(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- It returns the agent list specified in the formula.
- Side Effects Should not free the list
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atm_Expr_t *
Atlp_FormulaReadAtmExpr(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- It returns the atmExpr in the formula.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_Formula_t *
Atlp_FormulaReadByName(
char * name,
Atlp_Manager_t * manager
)
- This function returns a pointer to the formula
with the given name. If the formula is not found, a NIL pointer
is returned.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void *
Atlp_FormulaReadDebugData(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Returns the debug data associated with a formula. This data is
uninterpreted by the atlp package.
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaSetDbgInfo
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_Formula_t *
Atlp_FormulaReadLeftChild(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Gets the left child of a formula. User must not free this
formula. If a formula is a leaf formula, NIL(Atlp_Formula_t) is returned.
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaReadRightChild
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_Formula_t *
Atlp_FormulaReadLeft(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- This function returns the left pointer of the formula.
Should not free the pointer.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaReadRight
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_Formula_t *
Atlp_FormulaReadOriginalFormula(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Returns original formula corresponding to converted formula.
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_Formula_t *
Atlp_FormulaReadRightChild(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Gets the right child of a formula. User must not free this
formula. If a formula is a leaf formula, NIL(Atlp_Formula_t) is returned.
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaReadLeftChild
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_Formula_t *
Atlp_FormulaReadRight(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- This function returns the left pointer of the formula.
Should not free the pointer.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaReadLeft
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_FormulaType
Atlp_FormulaReadType(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Gets the type of a formula. See atlp.h for all the types. It is
an error to call this function on a NULL formula.
- See Also
atlp.h
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
char *
Atlp_FormulaReadVariableName(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Reads the variable name of a leaf formula.
It is an error to call this function on a non-leaf formula.
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
Atlp_FormulaSetAgentList(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula,
lsList agentList
)
- Sets the agentList field of the formula.
- Side Effects It is an error to call this function with an NULL
formula.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
Atlp_FormulaSetAtmExpr(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula,
Atm_Expr_t * atmExpr
)
- Stores the atm_expr_t with the formula. This expression
only occurs with atomic formulas. It is usually built during the
semantic check of the formula, and it should freed (by calling
Atm_ExprFreeExpression) once the states for this formula is built. It is an
error to call this function with a NULL formula.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
McFormulaSemanticCheck
Atlp_FormulaSetStates
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
Atlp_FormulaSetDbgInfo(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula,
void * data,
Atlp_DbgInfoFreeFn freeFn
)
- Sets the debug information of a ATL formula. The data is
uninterpreted. FreeFn is a pointer to a function that takes a formula as
input and returns void. FreeFn should free all the memory associated with
the debug data; it is called when this formula is freed.
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaReadDebugData
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
Atlp_FormulaSetStates(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula,
mdd_t * states
)
- Stores the MDD with the formula (a copy is not made, and hence,
the caller should not later free this MDD). This MDD is intended to
represent the set of states for which the formula is true. It is an error to
call this function on a NULL formula.
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaObtainStates
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
boolean
Atlp_FormulaTestIsConverted(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Returns TRUE if formula was converted from a formula of type
AG, AX, AU, AF, or EF via a call to
Atlp_FormulaConvertToExistentialFormTree or
Atlp_FormulaConvertToExistentialFormDAG. Otherwise, returns FALSE.
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
boolean
Atlp_FormulaTestIsQuantifierFree(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- Test if a atl formula has any path quantifiers in it;
if so return false, else true.
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
int
Atlp_Init(
Tcl_Interp * interp,
Main_Manager_t * manager
)
- It creates all the new tcl commands defined in this
package. Also, it initialize the data structures used in this package.
- Side Effects AtlpInitialize is called, and some global structures are
allocated.
- See Also
AtlpInitialize
- Defined in
atlpMain.c
Atlp_Manager_t *
Atlp_ManagerAlloc(
)
- This function allocates the a new Atlp_Manager_t, and
initialize the hash table in the manager.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
void
Atlp_ManagerFree(
Atlp_Manager_t * manager
)
- This function frees a Atlp_Manager_t, frees the names of the
atl formula, and decrements the ref count of the formula. If the reference
count of the formula comes to zero, the formula is freed.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
array_t *
Atlp_ManagerReadFormulaNames(
Atlp_Manager_t * manager
)
- Given an ATL Manager, this function returns an array
of all the formula names.
- Side Effects User should free the array after use. Note the
content should not be freed.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
array_t *
Atlp_ManagerReadFormulas(
Atlp_Manager_t * manager
)
- Given an ATL Manager this function returns a list of
all the ATL formula from the manager.
- Side Effects This creates an array, which should be freed after use.
Beware that the formula should not be freed.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
Atlp_Manager_t *
Atlp_ReadAtlpManager(
)
- This function exports the Atlp Global Manager to the
calling function. Casual user should not free the manager.
- Side Effects none
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpMain.c
static boolean
CheckFormulaContainQuantifiers(
Atlp_Formula_t* formula
)
- optional
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
static lsList
FormulaAgentListDup(
lsList agentList
)
- This functions takes in a list of agents, and
make an exact duplicate of it. The duplicated list is then returned.
If the given list is NULL, a NULL pointer is returned.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
static int
FormulaCompare(
char * key1,
char * key2
)
- The function takes as parameters two ATL formulae. It compares
the formula type, the left child and the right child, and returns 0 if they
match. Otherwise, it returns -1.
- See Also
FormulaHash
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
static Atlp_Formula_t *
FormulaConvertToExistentialDAG(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula
)
- The function recursively builds an existential DAG for the
formula. If a particular sub-formula has been encountered before, the
converted existential sub-formula is pointed to by the field states and it
is returned without creating a new formula.
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
static Atlp_Formula_t *
FormulaCreateWithType(
Atlp_FormulaType type
)
- Calls Atlp_FormulaCreate with type, and all other fields NULL.
- See Also
Atlp_FormulaCreate
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
static Atlp_Formula_t *
FormulaHashIntoUniqueTable(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula,
st_table * uniqueTable
)
- The function takes a formula and hashes it and all its
subformulae into a unique table. It returns the unique formula identical to
the formula being hashed. The formula returned will have maximum sharing
with the formulae that are already present in uniqueTable. It returns
NIL(Atlp_Formula_t) if the formula is NIL(Atlp_Formula_t).
- Side Effects If a copy of some subformula of formula is present in
uniqueTable then the copy is substituted for it and the reference count of
the subformula is decremented.
- See Also
FormulaCompare
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
static int
FormulaHash(
char * key,
int modulus
)
- The function takes as parameter a ATL formula. If the formula
type is Atlp_ID_c, st_strhash is used with the left child as the key string.
If type is GT, LT, EQ, GE, LE, then the formula is flattened (by calling
Atlp_FormulaConvertToSting) and the flattened string is the key string.
Otherwise, something very similar to st_ptrhash is done.
- See Also
FormulaCompare
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
static boolean
FormulaHaveSameAgents(
lsList list1,
lsList list2
)
- Compares two sorted lists of agents and test if
they are the same. It returns TRUE if they are same, FALSE otherwise.
Note, there should not be any duplication in the list. Also, the
two lists can be empty, but not NULL.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
atlpUtil.c
static void
FormulaPrintFromArray(
array_t * formulaArray
)
- This routine prints the formulas in the given
formulaArray. This function is called by AtlpPrintCmd.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
AtlpPrintCmd
- Defined in
atlpMain.c


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"Judge a man by his questions rather than his answers." - Voltaire
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I do this because of past experience. I've found that if I'm too simple or to vague with my question, I get a lot of questions in return - which can potentially lead the conversation down a rabbit hole.
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The “morning after pill” is a large dose of oral contraceptive. Known as Plan B, the pill is actually 2 tablets, one taken within 72 hours of intercourse and the second 12 hours later. It is NOT the same as RU-486.
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How does it work?
The first pill, mifepristone, is taken orally and blocks the hormone progesterone needed to maintain the pregnancy. The second pill, misoprostol, is inserted into the vagina 24 to 72 hours later, causing the uterus to contract and expel the placenta and embryo.
Things to Consider
An RU-486 abortion requires 3 visits to a health care provider.
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- Side effects include heavy bleeding, headache, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and cramping.
- If this method fails, a surgical abortion will be required.
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I served as the President, Secretary, and Auction Chairs for my Children's PTA organizations. We assisted with fundraising, budget, participation in community events, & participated in funding and materials for low income and free & reduced lunch students.
Over the last decade Colorado has experienced large growth. I feel it is imperative that all citizens receive representation in an equal way. The State's districts should be drawn to reflect the political make up of all it's citizens.
In my time in management I operated from a servant leader perspective. I feel it is important for everyone to have a seat at the table and that everyone is heard. By building a rapport and being open you can build trust. People are more willing to compromise if they feel heard and acknowledged. That being said, often times in a leadership role tough decisions have to be made. In my role I always accepted responsibility for those decisions and accepted the outcome.
As a nurse, it is important to use the pieces of data that a patient presents with in order to properly care for and treat patients. I have spent my career using my analytical and critical thinking skills to provide both direct bedside care and later to ensure that all of the patients I served in my management capacity received high quality, efficient and compassionate care.
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KOLT Python is founded by Ahmet Uysal in collaboration with Koç University Office of Learning and Teaching (KOLT) and Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs (VPAA) in September 2018 to address students' rising demand for programming. The program is designed for students with no programming experience and assumes no technical background. In parallel with KOLT’s mission, we value active student engagement and try to create an environment where both the learner and the peer as an instructor can actively engage with the content and each other. We prioritize practical use cases of programming over more theoretical aspects and encourage students to leverage their programming skills in their field or interests during and after the program.
KOLT Python Certificate program is a 12 week long journey that aims to provide students with an understanding of the role programming can play in solving problems and to help students, regardless of their major, rely on their ability to write small programs that allow them to accomplish social, civic, professional and personal valuable goals. To reach more detailed information about the program, please view the syllabus.
As a person who caught up in Social Sciences for 10 years, I had several reservations before starting the KOLT Python Program. Apart from lacking any sort of knowledge about computer programming, the mere text-based education that I have obtained in the past years led me to question whether I would have been capable of learning the programming or not. Nevertheless, both the design of the program which consists of lectures on Mondays and the exercise sessions with 12 students, and our trainers who allocate their spare time to our learning and employ rather simplistic and easy-to-grasp language made me realize that my thoughts regarding Python were just prejudice. Furthermore, the program is very lucrative in adopting participant oriented approach; the entire lecture in the Lab is projected on 4 screens, each lecture and solutions to the problems are promptly made available online and 4 of our lecturers are at our disposal either throughout the class or email. This participant-centered approach surely facilitates asking the questions that most of us label as “embarrassing”.Mısra Taşçı, Freshman Medical Student, Spring 2019
I'm a medical student and this is my first year. I am very interested in programming and this program is really great for me because it is like a serious course but it is fun and without the stress of exams. Also our instructors are very nice and helpful, and I really love the assignments that they prepare, time really passes quickly when I try doing them. I would love it if there were more programs like this about other subjects that I'm interested in.Petrus Johannes Gerrits, PhD Candidate in Archeology, Spring 2019
The KOLT Python certificate program has been very useful for me so far. I studied Archaeology for my undergraduate and graduate studies and my hope is that with the content of this course I can make use of Python programming more regularly. The instructors are great, they make learning Python understandable, respond quickly to questions and assist whenever needed.


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