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Bipartite network of metabolites and reactions
Where nodes are metabolites and reactions
Reaction network
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Finding pathways in metabolic networks
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The normalized pressure gradient, α, which appears frequently in tokamak literature, is deﬁned by[3]
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which can be further written
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where p = p∕(B02∕2μ0). Equation (616) can be further written as
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where 𝜀a = a∕R0, r = r∕a, and a is the minor radius of the boundary ﬂux surface. (Why is there a q2 factor in the deﬁnition of α?)
The global magnetic shear s is deﬁned by
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which can be written
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In the case of large aspect ratio and circular ﬂux surface, the leading order equation of the Grad-Shafranov equation in (r,𝜃) coordinates is written
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which gives concentric circular ﬂux surfaces centered at (R = R0,Z = 0). Assume that Jϕ is uniform distributed, i.e., |Jϕ| = I∕(πa2), where I is the total current within the ﬂux surface r = a. Further assume the current is in the opposite direction of ∇ϕ, then Jϕ = −I∕(πa2). Using this, Eq. (620) can be solved to give
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Then it follows that the normalized radial coordinate ρ ≡ (Ψ − Ψ0)∕(Ψb − Ψ0) relates to r by r = (I check this numerically for the case of EAST discharge #38300). Sine in my code, the radial coordinate is Ψ, I need to transform the derivative with respect to r to one with respect to Ψ, which gives
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The necessary condition for the existence of TAEs with frequency near the upper tip of the gap is given by[3]
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which is used in my paper on Alfvén eigenmodes on EAST tokamak[15]. Equations (622) and (623) are used in the GTAW code to calculate s and α.


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CARBayesdata: Data Used in the Vignettes Accompanying the CARBayes and
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Spatio-temporal data from Scotland used in the vignettes accompanying the CARBayes (spatial modelling) and CARBayesST (spatio-temporal modelling) packages. All data except for the Scottish lip cancer data relate to the set of 271 Intermediate Geographies (IG, but also known as Intermediate Zones (IZ)) that make up the 2001 definition of the Greater Glasgow and Clyde health board.
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This morning, I found a little bit change to my Steemit blog - there is a surprise two words “Hide Resteems“ in turquoise above my blog articles …
Once you click it, your blog (or whosever blog) will be switched into No resteem mode and hence showing “Show all“ if you want to switch back to original mode.
I have to say that this is a looooong-awaited function, so I am glad (of course, some other UIs or Steem-Apps already have this function but I am still quite addicted to Steemit.com). Thank you the Steemit team for finally bring this function to us users… (update: I just saw a resteem from @timcliff and maybe we should thank @eonwarped instead!)
However, regarding Resteems, IMHO, what I really need, as compared to the above change, is ….
A Feed with Resteems filter!
Yes, I need this filter function on my feed, more than on my (or other’s) personal blog!! So I am a bit disappointed to find out that this is still missing after I saw the above change.
I love my friends, I follow them, so that means I have to tolerate whatever they post, or I can always choose to un-follow. But I don’t need to love their judgement on what to resteem for his/her friends (me included!).
Obviously I don’t like that. But I don’t want to un-follow that person as well since I still want to know what s/he wants to say/post…
So there you go - my feed becomes useless and it becomes a list for ‘someone that I have interests‘ only.
I hope a resteem filter on feed will be available soon… that way, my friends can resteem as many articles as they want and I won’t be bothered!
Do you think so too, Steemians!?
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Sheikh Rashid warns Nawaz Sharif to not do politics over health
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Federal Minister for Railways Sheikh Rashid Ahmed warned former prime minister Nawaz Sharif to not do politics over his health otherwise he may have to suffer consequences, Dunya News reported on Monday.
The federal minister addressed a ceremony at a government college in Rawalpindi and maintained that the federal government should also not appeal against the Lahore High Court (LHC) decision allowing the erstwhile premier to travel abroad without any conditionality.
“I do not believe in doing politics over a sick man. Nawaz Sharif should be allowed to go abroad. The government should not go to the Supreme Court against the LHC verdict,” he said.
Sheikh Rashid further added that Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazal (JUI-F) President Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman’s misconception has ended and has come to know of the fact that no one is supporting him.
Pakistan Muslim League-Q (PML-Q) is standing with Prime Minister Imran Khan, the federal minister affirmed. He expressed unawareness about any change in the federal cabinet.
Sheikh Rashid Ahmed said he admits about the inflation and unemployment in the country, and assured that PM Imran Khan is working to overcome these challenges. He claimed that all detainees are considering plea bargain except PPP’s Khurshid Shah.


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For Athens resident Saraquoia Bryant, marijuana legalization is about more than letting people get high, and she’s not happy with the way Ohio’s medical marijuana program is shaping up.
Bryant, who owns Cool Digs Rock Shop, 6 Euclid Drive, is forthright about her stance on Ohio’s current medical cannabis law: “Our state medical law is a total scam,” Bryant said, speaking in the cramped back office of her shop in October. She was heated, in part, about the way the state is divvying up licenses to cultivate medical weed in Ohio.
More than 100 starry-eyed investors hoping to cash in on the Ohio’s budding cannabis industry have submitted applications to become cultivators — along with non-refundable fees as high as $20,000 — to the state, but only 24 of those applicants will be ultimately be selected. The selection process is opaque, with the state providing relatively little information on how it will score applicants. It’s reminiscent of a past marijuana ballot initiative — Issue 3, backed by ResponsibleOhio and its human-sized marijuana mascot, Buddie — that failed in the state in 2015, Bryant and others say. That initiative would have allowed for only 10 pre-selected cultivators.
“We’re anti-monopoly,” Bryant said. She was one of a handful of Athens residents who actively campaigned against the 2015 initiative, thinking it gave too much pricing power to big-money, out-of-town opportunists. “As a small business owner, I don’t think people need to have millions of dollars to be involved in an industry.”
“Or that we should restrict licenses to an arbitrary small number — like 10 or 12,” added Caleb Brown, who works at Cool Digs and runs Caleb’s Coffee, a local coffee roaster. “Like, ‘there only get to be this number of businesses in this state,’ is silly for something that is a major agricultural crop.”
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Caleb Brown, a key player behind the TACO ordinance, performs at open mic night at The Skull on Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2017.
That thinking — that cannabis should be treated like a normal crop, and that most anyone should be allowed to grow it and use it — is what’s at the heart of a constitutional amendment that Brown and Bryant are pushing. The “Medicinal Cannabis and Industrial Hemp Amendment” would re-categorize marijuana in the state, moving it away from the realm of pharmaceuticals and making the state treat it more like alcohol, tobacco or traditional herbs.
Bryant, Brown and a host of other Ohioans are behind a loosely organized coalition called Grassroots Ohio, which has been collecting petition signatures in a bid to get the amendment on the state ballot since 2016. The movement has lost momentum since Gov. John Kasich signed House Bill 523, which laid out the framework for the state’s medical marijuana system, into law in June 2016.
But the more than 100 aspiring cannabis entrepreneurs who will soon have their cultivation applications rejected by the state could provide the spark Grassroots Ohio needs to make a push for the ballot box.
The state’s current medical marijuana system looks roughly like this: Ohio’s government is in the process of picking a limited number of cultivators, processors and dispensary operators, all of which will be tightly regulated. Doctors must undergo specific training to recommend marijuana to patients. Patients can get pot to treat any of 21 state-approved conditions, which range from Alzheimer’s to HIV. That marijuana can be eaten or vaporized; it can’t be legally smoked. The system is supposed to be fully operational by fall 2018, though many don’t think that’s feasible.
Ohio residents didn’t vote for or against the state’s medical marijuana laws — Gov. Kasich signed House Bill 523 less than a year after voters beat down the state’s first marijuana ballot initiative. Legalization advocacy groups like Grassroots Ohio and Ohio’s chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), citing similarities between current law and the initiative that was struck down, are vocal about the laws’ problems.
“Right now, I think the state of Ohio’s program — unless there are some major changes made — it has a very slim chance of success, and it’s going to take something like the Grassroots initiative to save the patients of Ohio,” said Jolie Moyer, communications director for Ohio NORML.
Other than strict regulation and limited production — something Bryant says will result in a supply of “Walmart weed” — Moyer and Bryant point to the fact that patients aren’t able to grow marijuana themselves under the new law.
Grassroots Ohio’s amendment would allow for people to grow pot at home. It would also allow anyone over the age of 21 to possess it, use it and share it as they please. The amendment is open-ended, but does stipulate that commercial growing and sale can be regulated and emphasizes equal access to licenses and a transparent licensure process.  So it would be the same for cannabis,” said Brown.
It’s difficult to tell exactly how the proposed amendment would interplay with the state’s current medical marijuana laws. Columbus-based Black Elk Biotech, which has applied for a large-scale grow license, is eying land in Athens County for a grow site and has agreed to pay an Ohio University laboratory $1.85 million to research cannabis on the company’s behalf, according to a previous Post report. Black Elk would be able to keep its planned grow operation under the amendment, Brown said.
The amendment is steeped in the language of rights, as opposed to nitty-gritty specifics. “It’s rights-based, like gun rights,” said Bryant, who is the treasurer of Grassroots Ohio. “You have the right to possess your gun. You have the right to sell it at an auction.” With Grassroots’ amendment, the same would go for weed.
In short, the amendment is a radical departure from the way most Americans seem to view marijuana. No other state’s marijuana laws work that way, and it’s tough to tell whether Ohioans would go for it. Plus, right now, the group doesn’t have the funding to commission polls or pay activists to collect signatures — but that could change.
The state of Ohio is set this month to unveil the recipients of the cultivation licenses. Regardless of who the state picks, more than 150 applicants will be left disappointed, and one longtime cannabis activist thinks that could result in the funding Grassroots Ohio needs.
“There are going to be hundreds of disappointed people here, Ohioans who pulled their money together to submit one of these applications, jumped through all the hoops and really had high hopes that … they could get one of these things, who aren’t going to get it,” said Don Wirtshafter, 66, a retired attorney who lives in Guysville.
Wirtshafter explained that he thinks if a significant number of those spurned investors see what Grassroots’ amendment would do to marijuana policy in the state, they might throw their weight — and money — behind it, allowing the campaign to make a real push.
That cash would fill a major hole for the movement. “Without having the campaign finance for advertisement, it’s difficult, because people aren’t even aware of the fact that this exists,” Bryant said. Wirtshafter said getting the Grassroots amendment on the ballot is “a couple million dollar proposition.”
“If it gets on the ballot, I’m very confident this will win,” Wirtshafter said.
But getting it on the ballot is a tall order: The group will need to collect more than 300,000 signatures — some minimum amount from 44 counties in Ohio — in order to get it there. That’s a lot of legwork. It has fewer than 50,000 collected now.
Brown is hoping that a local initiative will help build momentum in Grassroots Ohio’s favor.
Bryant and Brown were two of the major motors behind The Athens Cannabis Ordinance, or TACO, an ordinance which lowers the penalty for misdemeanor marijuana charges in Athens to the lowest level allowed by state law, namely, a fine of $0 and limited court costs.
TACO made it on the ballot by way of citizen petition — Brown estimates that of the roughly 600 signatures gathered by the ordinance’s backers, he collected around 300 himself.
Prior to the Nov. 7 election, Brown had said he thought the result could serve as a gauge for citizens’ appetites for marijuana reform. If that’s true, then Athens really wants pot laws changed: The initiative passed with a landslide 77 percent of the vote — 2,000 for, 598 against.
“It was telling that the cannabis ordinance received more votes than any of the candidates of the city of Athens,” Brown said after the results were finalized. That’s accurate: Athens City Council President Chris Knisely, who ran unopposed, received 1,984 votes.
TACO is the latest in a string of similar city-level reforms that have passed in Ohio cities in recent years, starting with Toledo in 2015.
TACO and similar ordinances in other cities don’t directly impact the state’s marijuana laws. But if their passage does help build momentum for Grassroots Ohio’s amendment, as Brown hopes, and if some 100 spurned would-be cultivators do flood the campaign with cash, the thing has a chance. Those are big “ifs,” though.
“I’ve done the work that I can,” Brown said, “But, like, there needs to be hundreds more people doing the kind of work that I'm doing, and there just aren’t.”
Medical marijuana can be used to treat any of 21 state-approved medical conditions. Those conditions are: AIDS, Alzheimer’s disease, cancer, chronic pain, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, Crohn’s disease, epilepsy, fibromyalgia, glaucoma, hepatitis C, HIV, inflammatory bowel disease, Lou Gehrig's disease, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, post-traumatic stress disorder, sickle cell anemia, spinal cord disease or injury, Tourette’s syndrome, traumatic brain injury and ulcerative colitis.
Those hoping to use medical pot will need to obtain a recommendation from a certified physician. Once they have the recommendation, patients will have to register for a medical marijuana identification card via a state system.
Whether patients are or are not registered for the state’s program will remain confidential.
Patients who qualify to use medical marijuana will be able to purchase it at any state-licensed dispensary. As of September, the Ohio State Board of Pharmacy has determined there will be no more than 60 dispensaries across the state.
It’s complicated. The law states patients can purchase “within a ninety-day period, no more than a ninety-day supply.”
“Ninety-day supply” is somewhat difficult to calculate and varies based on the form of the marijuana (oils, plant matter, etc.). But to give an estimate, most patients won’t be able to purchase more than eight ounces of the lowest-tier weed available — that is, marijuana with a THC content of no more than 23 percent — in a 90-day period.
It’s impossible to say. Business entities have until mid-December to apply for dispensary licenses — no one has received a license yet.
We do know that Athens County will, at most, share only one dispensary with neighboring Meigs and Vinton counties. Athens is by far the most populous city in all three counties, but the state hasn’t indicated whether population will weigh on its licensing decisions.
No. In fact, patients won’t be able to legally smoke medical marijuana at all. Ohio law allows for the use of “oils, tinctures, plant material, edibles and patches,” but specifically does not allow smoking. Vaping is legal.
No. There are no provisions for home growing in the state’s medical pot laws.
No. Strictly speaking, TACO has no bearing on the legality of marijuana in Athens. TACO only reduced the fine attached to a misdemeanor marijuana offense in the city to $0 and eliminated some court costs.
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Burin is a second year Ph.D. student at the National University of Singapore. He is pursuing his Ph.D. under the supervision of Dr. Trevor E. Carlson and Dr. Li-Shiuan Peh. His research interests include understanding physical attack vectors, efficient neuromorphic computing and computer architecture in general.
Research Assistant • August 2019 — Present
European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) Associated Member • August 2018 — August 2019
Digital IC Design Intern • May — July 2018
Computer Architecture Researcher • January — May 2018
Member • January — May 2017
Research Assistant • May — August 2017
Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science • August 2019 — Present
Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering • August 2015 — May 2019
Semester 1 2020/2021
Semester 2 2019/2020
National University of Singapore • 2019, 2023
English, Thai (native)
C++, C, Verilog, Chisel, FIRRTL, Bash scripting, Synopsys EDA tools, SystemVerilog, Python, Scala, Linux, Windows, Latex
Computer Architecture, Digital Systems, Physical Attacks, Neuromorphic Computing
•B. Amornpaisannon, A. Diavastos, L. -S. Peh, and T. E. Carlson. “Laser Attack Benchmark Suite”. In:2020 IEEE/ACM International Conference On Computer Aided Design (ICCAD). 2020, pp. 1–9.
•Srivatsa P, Kyle Timothy Ng Chu, Burin Amornpaisannon, Yaswanth Tavva,Venkata Pavan Kumar Miriyala, Jibin Wu, Malu Zhang, Haizhou Li, and Trevor E. Carlson. You Only Spike Once: Improving Energy-Efficient Neuromorphic Inference to ANN-Level Accuracy. 2020. arXiv:2006.09982 [cs.NE].
•Malu Zhang, Jiadong Wang, Burin Amornpaisannon, Zhixuan Zhang, VPK Miriyala, Ammar Belatreche,Hong Qu, Jibin Wu, Yansong Chua, Trevor E. Carlson, and Haizhou Li.Rectified Linear Postsynaptic Potential Function for Backpropagation in Deep Spiking Neural Networks. 2020. arXiv:2003.11837 [cs.NE].


Collaborating On a New Design
Sunnyside Corporation’s website needed an upgrade, so they contacted us to help with front end coding and design, to work in partnership with their own back-end developers.
Our job in the front end was to focus on the "client side" of the website to ensure a seamless user experience. We were concerned with the impression visitors first see in their browser: the look, feel and overall design of the site.
We pitched two very different designs: one traditional and one modern, with a recommendation for the modern design. We made the case that this design best accomplished their goal of selling more products online, while also impressing their contacts at the big box stores who decided how much shelf space their products received.


Reports cases where the argument of a method call on a java.util.Collection
or java.util.Map is the collection or map itself.
This includes adding a collection to itself, which can lead to a java.lang.StackOverflowError when,
for example, calling hashCode() on the self-containing collection.


Difference between VM vs Docker
Let us understand this with a simple analogy.
Virtual machines have a full OS with its own memory management installed with the associated overhead of virtual device drivers. In a virtual machine, valuable resources are emulated for the guest OS and hypervisor, which makes it possible to run many instances of one or more operating systems in parallel on a single machine (or host). Every guest OS runs as an individual entity from the host system. Hence, we can look at it an independent full-fledge house where we don’t share any resources as shown below:
In the other hand, Docker containers are executed with the Docker engine rather than the hypervisor. Containers are therefore smaller than Virtual Machines and enable faster start up with better performance, less isolation and greater compatibility possible due to sharing of the host’s kernel. Hence, it looks very similar to residental flats system where we share resources of the building.
Docker Containers versus Virtual Machines:
When it comes to comparing the two, it could be said that Docker Containers have much more potential than Virtual Machines. It’s evident as Docker Containers are able to share a single kernel and share application libraries. Containers present a lower system overhead than Virtual Machines and performance of the application inside a container is generally same or better as compared to the same application running within a Virtual Machine.
There is one key metric where Docker Containers are weaker than Virtual Machines, and that’s “Isolation”. Intel’s VT-d and VT- x technologies have provided Virtual Machines with ring-1 hardware isolation of which, it takes full advantage. It helps Virtual Machines from breaking down and interfering with each other. Docker Containers yet don’t have any hardware isolation, thus making them receptive to exploits.
As compared to virtual machines, containers can be faster and less resource heavy as long as the user is willing to stick to a single platform to provide the shared OS. A virtual machine could take up several minutes to create and launch whereas a container can be created and launched just in a few seconds. Applications contained in containers offer superior performance, compared to running the application within a virtual machine.
There is an estimation being done by Docker that application running in a container can go twice as fast as one in a virtual machine. Also, a single server can pack more than one containers as OS is not duplicated for each application.
Virtual Machines and Containers: better together
You can sometimes use a hybrid approach which uses both VM and Docker. There are also workloads which are best suited for physical hardware. If both are placed in a hybrid approach, it might lead to a better and efficient scenario. With this Hybrid setup, users can benefit from the advantages if they have workloads that fit the model.
Following are a few of them, that explain how they work together as a Hybrid:
1). Docker Containers and Virtual Machines by themselves are not sufficient to operate an application in production. So one should be considering how are the Docker Containers going to run in an enterprise data center.
2). Application probability and enabling the accordant provisioning of the application across infrastructure is provided by containers. But other operational requirements such as security, performance and capacity management and various management tool integrations are still a challenge in front of Docker Containers, thus leaving everyone in a big puzzle.
3). Security isolation can be equally achieved by both Docker Containers and Virtual Machines.
4). Docker Containers can run inside Virtual Machines though they are positioned as two separate technologies and provide them with pros like proven isolation, security properties, mobility, dynamic virtual networking, software-defined storage and massive ecosystem.
Apples to apples comparison: On a physical host with a certain configuration and Virtual Machines with the same configuration running an identical running same number of docker Containers with the same performance on both?
Okay. Who’s the winner?
Answer to this question so far cannot be ascertained but depending upon their configurations and constraints one could say that containers are overcoming virtual machines. Application design is the one standpoint suggesting which one of the two should be chosen. If application is designed to provide scalability and high availability then containers are the best choice else application can be placed in a virtual machine, though Docker containers have surely challenged virtualization market with containers. Well, keeping the debate aside, it is easy to say that containers in Virtual Machines are twice as robust as one without the other.


About the Website
Code Orange 3476 - teamcodeorange.com
The Code Orange website does not utilize third party themes or drag and drop templates. It was built from ground up by students of Code Orange with some mentor guidance, mainly using HTML5/CSS/JavaScript/jQuery. We believe that like other areas of FIRST, website creation should be a learning process for all involved students, with hands on experience being the most beneficial, thus chose not to implement pre-existing content management systems that simplify upkeeping significantly but take away from the key coding experience.
The website was designed to be fully responsive, with optimized experiences for phones, tablets as well as traditional browsers. The site is cross-browser compatible, supporting all major browsers including Chrome, Firefox, IE(8+) and Safari, as well as their mobile counterparts.
Most of the design work was conducted using Photoshop, and the website itself was created in Dreamweaver. Code and most content are managed through Github, then deployed through FTPloy to a Web-Hosting.com server, interfacing through cPanel. XAMPP is used to test pages locally, emulating devices through Chrome and then testing across all available device platforms.
The following libraries were forked and heavily customized to provide for a superior experience:
- Snap.js for fluid menu drawer framework support
- Nicescroll for enhancing scrolling and styling scrollbars on desktop
- YT Channel Embed for enhancing youtube video and channel embeds
- Ninja Slider for enhancing image slider experience
All trademarks mentioned herein belong to their respective owners.
Copyright © 2014 Code Orange 3476, Some rights reserved, Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.


There are a number of ways to access the files and other content stored by RAMADDA.
When you are viewing a Folder or other container entry open the menu (
) and under the File menu are options - Zip and Download Tree and Bulk Download Script. If you are logged in there is also a Export Entries service.
The Zip and Download Tree will produce a .zip file of the entire entry hierarchy.
There are 2 size limits, one for anonymous (non-logged in) users, one for logged in users. The defaults are 4GB and 8GB respectively.
These can be overwritten by setting the RAMADDA properties:
ramadda.zip.anonymous.maxsizemb=<value>
ramadda.zip.registered.maxsizemb=<value>
e.g.: for 8 and 16 GB:
ramadda.zip.anonymous.maxsizemb=8000
ramadda.zip.registered.maxsizemb=160000
The Bulk Download Script will return a shell script that, when run on your machine, will recreate the entry hierarchy a directories on your machine and will download the files. Note: this uses some shell programming and the curl program to download the files. This has been tested on Mac and Unix machines but not in Windows.
You can change the default behavior of the service, e.g., adding download of xml metadata files, overwriting the files, etc. by copy-and-pasting the URL and adding new URL arguments.
e.g.:
https://ramadda.org/repository/entry/show/RINEX_download.sh?entryid=d8e8c047-d990-40f7-9eb9-07c89323bbe4&output=bulk.curl
If a file already exists the script will not download the file. To change this behavior add the URL argument:
&overwrite=true
Normally when you are viewing a Folder (or Project, etc) the download script will not create a directory for the Folder. It will just download all of the children entries. To have the script also create a directory (and fetch metadata, etc) for the current Folder add:
&includeparent=true
To also have the script download any other outputs (e.g., GeoRSS, THREDDS catalog) add the
outputs URL argument:
&outputs=<comma separated list of output ids>
e.g.: to also fetch the ATOM xml feed do:
&outputs=atom
Other outputs include:
&outputs=json,atom,rss.full,kml
You can export the RAMADDA entry xml format then, from your own RAMADDA, harvest the directory tree the script creates and you will have an exact replica of the original RAMADDA content and data.
Just add on:
&outputs=xml.xmlentry


This class defines a small deformation linear elastic constitutive model for plane strain cases.
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This class defines a small deformation linear elastic constitutive model for plane strain cases.
This class derives from the linear elastic case on 3D
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In this category, we focus on how to have safer sex and gain people’s awareness about STD or even birth control, two important factors that people should be aware of.
STD Symptoms for Girls
Chlamydia
Most women do not experience any symptoms. some experience vaginal discharge, abdominal pain. It can cause severe pelvic infection, which can lead to infertility and tubal pregnancy.
Gonorrhea
Burning or frequent urination, a yellowish vaginal discharge, redness and swelling of the genitals, and a burning or itching of the vaginal area.
HPV
Appearance of a genital lesion. Genital warts usually appear as small, fleshy, raised bumps on sexually-exposed area and are sometimes associated with itching, burning, or tenderness in the area.
Genital herpes
Initial itching or tingling sensation followed by redness of the skin. Then a blister forms, followed by ulcers when the blisters break.
STD Symptoms for Boys
Chlamydia
Many do not display any symptoms until severals weeks of infection. Pain when urinating, penile discharge, swelling of testicles.
Gonorrhea
Pain when urinating, a green, white, or yellow discharge from the penis, swollen testicles.
Hepatitis B
Loss of appetite, lethargic feelings, low-grade fever, muscle and joint pain and aches, nausea, vomiting and jaundice (yellow hue to the skin and dark urine).
Herpes
Tingling, itching, or burning of the skin in the area around the blisters on the penis, testicles, on and around the anus, buttocks, or thighs or blisters on the lips, tongue, gums, and other parts of the body.
Tonight is an important night. It’s our 2 months anniversary and we are going to have sex … I’m worried, how should I prepare myself so that I won’t get pregnant?
Hi doctor, I’m Taylor. I just met a really cool guy yesterday at a party, and our relationship is progressing. One problem, I have STD, but I don’t want him to get it from me. How can we do it safely?
I’m Tristine. I went to the bar last night, got drunk, and woke up this morning seeing a stranger in my bed. Apparently we had sex without using any protection devices. I don’t know if he has any sexually transmitted diseases or not. What should I do now?
Q:
Hi I’m Xavier.  What do I need to keep in mind before having sex?
A:
Before having sex, ask your partner if they currently have an STD. You should know if you have an STD yourself to that you can also protect your partner’s health. If either person is unsure, the best way to be safe is to always wear a condom. You need to be especially careful in your case because in sexual activities between males and males (anal sex), there are higher chances of transmission of sexual diseases because the digestive tracts will absorb both the nutrients and the HIV virus from outside.
Q:
Tonight is an important night. It’s our 2 months anniversary and we are going to have sex … I’m worried, how should I prepare myself so that I won’t get pregnant?
A:
As a woman there are multiples steps you can take in order to avoid an unwanted pregnancy that do not rely on the man using birth control or withdrawing. For example, you can get a birth control implant, a by small-sized rod that gets inserted in the arm or the uterus by a health care provider. There is also a birth control ring that gets placed in your virgina once a month for three weeks to prevent pregnancy.
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Oh it seems painful. Is there any other way, Doctor?
A:
You can also take birth control in the form of either pills or shots. The shot only lasts for three months. There are two types of pills right now:
Birth control pills: which you need to take everyday around the same time. These are low dosages of hormones that regulate your periods and are the most common birth control option prescribed by health providers.
Morning pills: to be used only the case of an emergency if you had unprotected sex and believe you could be pregnant.
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Is there a chance birth control can fail?
A:
Nothing is completely 100% success. Birth control implants have the best success rate in women but if you never want to become pregnant, you can choose to do tubal sterilization. However, it is permanent.
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Hi Doctor, I’m Ellen. I think I got an STD. Can you tell me what the usual symptoms of STDs are?
A:
Each STD has different symptoms. Some common STDs for women are chlamydia, gonorrhea, HPV, and genital herpes. The list I provided on top of this page briefly details some symptoms for each STD, but I think you should to go to the hospital to get tested if you are still unsure.
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Doctor, this is me, Allison and my friend Bob. We just got the results back- we both have an STD!! Where should I get my treatment?
A:
I can give you the list of places to go to. Some diseases such as chlamydia, syphilis, and gonorrhea can be cured by antibiotic treatment. However, HIV or chronic hepatitis B infection don’t have cures yet. But don’t lose hope but you can take medications to manage these chronic conditions. If you have an STD, make sure you tell your previous partners so that they can go get checked and treated as well.
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I just found out we have an STD (Nooo!!!). What should I do so that my family/friends don’t get STD from me?
A:
STDs involve the transmission of a disease from one person to another during sexual activity. So all you need to do is to avoid sexual contact until to STD has been cured. Sexual contact is more than just sexual intercourse (vaginal and anal). It even includes kissing, oral-genital contact, and the use of sexual "toys," such as vibrators.
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Hi doctor, I’m Taylor. I just met a really cool guy yesterday at a party, and our relationship is progressing. One problem, I have STD, but I don’t want him to get it from me. How can we do it safely?
A:
Hi Taylor, condoms are the only birth control that reduces your risk of both pregnancy and STDs. But, in order to work, condoms must be used correctly and must be used every time you have sex. It’s important to know, however, that they cannot completely protect you and your partner from some STDs, like herpes, syphilis, or human papilloma virus (HPV), the virus that causes genital warts and cervical cancer. Also, condoms can break, slip, or leak, especially if they are not put on and taken off properly. The only sure way to prevent pregnancy and STDs is to NOT to have sex and make sure you get regularly tested and treated for your current STD.
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Hi Doctor. Last night, I went to the bar, got drunk, and this morning, I woke up seeing a stranger in my bed. Apparently we had sex last night, without using any protection devices. I don’t know if they have an STD or not. What should I do now?
A:
If you do not want to get pregnant, you can take a morning after pill. Since you don’t know about your partner’s health condition, you should go tested for STDs as soon as possible. If you have sex without using any protection device and your sexual partner has an STD, it is likely that the disease is transmitted.


In the example below, let's assume that f is 440 Hz (cycles per second), which is concert A. On a piano, this is the A above middle C:
- a factor of 1 results in the same frequency as f, because 1*f==f.
- a factor of 2 yields a frequency an octave higher than f.
For this example, we obtain 880 Hz, which is the A above high C on a piano:
- a factor of 4 yields a frequency two octaves higher than f.
Here we obtain 1760 Hz, an octave above the A above high C:
- a factor of 3 is between one and two octaves higher, and it turns out to be one octave plus a just (or, pure) fifth above the pitch corresponding to f. Here we obtain the frequency 1320 Hz, which sounds like the E above high C.
The sound is slightly different than on a piano, where the pitches are not perfect but are instead evenly spaced apart from each other. The corresponding note on the piano has a frequency of 1318.51 Hz, slightly flatter than what we get by our frequency factor. - a factor of 0.75 (ratio of 3:4) yields a note that sounds like an E, but dividing by 4 lowers its pitch by two octaves. With f at concert A, a frequency factor of 3:4 yields a frequency of 330, whichsounds like the E above middle C:
Again, the pitch on a piano is slightly different; in this case it is slightly flatter at 329.63.
The first row is the fundamental frequency. The second is an octave higher, and is 3/4 as strong as the fundamental frequency. The third row specifies a pitch that is a fifth above the fundamental freqnecy, and quieter still at half the strength of the fundamental frequency.
Frequency Factor Relative Numerator Denominator Strength 1 1 1 2 1 0.75 3 2 0.50
The waveform that results from such an instrument specification is shown below in red, with the three frequency factors shown in black:
- The red solid waveform is literally the sum of the black dotted waveforms. The sound you produce is sampled from the red waveform, and that is the subject of this extension.
- The plot shown above is not the subject of this extension, but is shown to help explain how complex sounds are built from simple ones, as follows:
- The black waveform with the largest amplitude (the tallest black waveform) is the fundamental frequency at relative strength 1. The sample shown is for 1/440 of a second of a 440 Hz concert-A. This is sufficient ot show one full cycle of the fundamental frequency.
- The black waveform with the next largest amplitude has relative strength 0.75. It is an octave higher, so it oscillates twice in the timespan of the fundamental pitch's waveform.
- The black waveform of smallest amplitude (at half the strength of the fundamental frequency) is the 3:2 frequency factor, which sounds like a fifth above the fundamental frequency. As expected, it exhibits 1.5 cycles in the timespan of the fundamental pitch's waveform.
- The sound of the red waveform, which is what you will produce below, is similar to an oboe or a clarinet (in the opinion of my son).
The information about the frequency factors must be saved (in arrays) for future use.
The hz value is computed from concert A (440 Hz), taking the specified number of equally spaced chromatic steps above (or below) concert A.The relevant details, explained in the lecture slides for this module, are not necessary to complete this extension, but please ask if you would like clarification.
In place of that value, you must compute the sum of sine wave samples, one for each frequency factor, as follows:
When you done with this extension, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
This demo box is for extension 4.1
You will modify your program further in this extension to produce the sine-wave plots that depict how sine-wave addition occurs.
The details of this assignment are not completely specified so that you must think through what is needed to produce meaningful plots. Ask for help as needed!
Think about how many samples you need to capture to show one complete cycle at 440 Hz.One way to reason about this is to use the units of the various computations and multiply or divide them to obtain the property you seek.
When you done with this extension, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
This demo box is for extension 4.2
Trevor Larsen and Tyler Spinks submitted this video for your amusement, as a demo of this extension. It is based on the John Cena Prank Call video.
If you have added sound or pictures to your solution for Lab 4, demo those to a TA and receive points for this extension.
When you done with this extension, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
This demo box is for extension 4.3
A video demonstrating my solution can be found here.
The Magic Eight Ball is an autoresolution device. A question of boolean type is posed, the Magic Eight Ball is turned over, and it then displays its advice in a murky window. It has resurfaced in other guises over the ages, most recently perhaps as The Magic Conch Shell in the Club SpongeBob episode of SpongeBob SquarePants.
To receive credit for this extension, your implementation of the Magic 8 Ball must:
When you done with this extension, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
This demo box is for extension 4.4
A video demonstrating my solution can be found here.
This extension has been brought back from the 131 vaults, having originally been conceived by Ken Goldman, formerly a professor in our department and currently at Google. In its new form, it has been rewritten to comform to Sedgewick's API. Also, it does not make use of objects, so it can be offered as an extension at this point in the course.Although the solution can be quite short (mine weighed in at approximately 50 lines), there are some tricky aspects to this work, and it may be an extension that you work on over several weeks.
You will have to interact with the mouse, perhaps for the first time, both in terms of its location and determining whether the mouse has been pressed and released. It will take patience to get this to work, but most students like the end result.
| This is the initial image you should draw. The picture can be found as images/ken.jpg in your workspace. | Here, I have clicked over the image to deposit my first eyeball. The mouse (not shown) is to the right, so the eyeball is looking that way. | Then I clicked a second time to deposit another eyeball, this time
over the right eye shown in the image.
Both eyeballs are looking at my mouse, which is at the lower right (not shown). |
Each time I click the mouse, another eyeball is deposited, and all eyeballs continue looking at my mouse, wherever it happens to be. |
This code is included in your repository. Open the extensions folder in which you will find the eyeballs package. Open and run the Eyeballs class.
Unfortunately, in Sedgewick's API, we can only determine the current status of a mouse button as up or down. We must then use logic and iteration to discover whether a mouse has been pressed, released, or clicked. This low-level API for the mouse leads to some mixed feelings about how you are learning to interact with the mouse:
Following is a description of mouse actions as they are typically used in most applications:
From an application's point of view, this event happens just once when the mouse is pushed down. Generation of another mouse press action would require the mouse to be released, and then pressed again.
The above mouse actions are the logical ones that we wish to implement. Actually, it suffices for this extension to determine only a mouse release, but you are welcome to think about how to discover the other actions.
The Sedgwick API offers only the following interface, which we must use in our application to simulate the above mouse actions.
Your task is to simulate a mouse-click action using the above API. This will inevitably involve polling the mouse as to whether the button is down or up. Consider the following code:
while (!StdDraw.mousePressed()) { // do nothing, // we are waiting for the mouse button to go down // // The line below is important, as described below // StdDraw.show(50); }
Make sure your eyeballs are depositing properly as you mouse-click before you move on to implement more features.
A pupil within an eyeball tracks objects using the geometry of similar triangles. The following diagram and discussion may be useful.
Give yourself time for this extension, and develop and test the aspects in the order described above.
When you done with this extension, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
This demo box is for extension 4.5
To do this extension, you must first complete the one above and successfully demo it. Then you can earn the points for this extension by causing the eyes to move slowly from where they were looking to where they should be looking.
- We suggest that you wait until you have completed module 5 to do this extension, as the information in module 5 will help.
- A video demonstrating a solution can be found here.
You are not allowed to do this by slowing the simulation down. Instead, you must smoothly vary where the eyes should look in the normal speed of the simulation.
When you done with this extension, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
This demo box is for extension 4.6
Web scrapers are programs that search websites and scrape off useful data. You will write a web scraper in this assignment that looks for weather information in a zip code of interest. There are two ways to go about this:
Reverse engineering skills are useful skills and can serve you well.
Browsers vary in how they allow you to see the page source. If you are on the web page of interest, try control- (right-) clicking and one option you should see should resemble View Page Source.If you are lost, try Googling for how to view page source in your browser.
- What makes this difficult is that the author of the web page doesn't know you want to find this information.
- You have to look at the web page yourself to find distinguishing features of the page near where you want to extract information.
- Worse still, the author of that web page is not obligated to keep the information you see in future versions of that web page. Scraping is a dodgy effort at best, and you may have to revise your code in response to changes made by the author of the pages you scrape.
- int indexof(String str)
- Finds the location of the specified str in t.
- String substring(int beginIndex)
- Returns a new String that is copied from t, starting at the supplied beginIndex.
- String substring(int beginIndex, endIndex)
- Returns a new String that is the substring of t, starting at the supplied beginIndex, up to but not including endIndex.
When you done with this extension, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
This demo box is for extension 4.7
For this extension you will re-use your nutrition code from Lab 1, and potentially the C++ code you wrote from the similar extension. The difference is that this time instead of writing the information to terminal, you will use a file to write out the nutrition info and the analysis. You will then demonstrate your ability to read back in that file.
By completing this work, you demonstrate that you can:
- Utilize the input/output features of C++
- Incorporate new headers into existing work
- Produce meaningful output based on your computations
Procedure
You will need to prompt the user for inputs just as before and calculate the same boolean values and caloric values
You will need to initailize a ofstream which stands for output file stream
You will also need to initialize a ifstream which stands for input file stream
Arrange for your program to produce output such that:
When you done with this extension, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
This demo box is for extension 4.100


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| rounding.hpp | Common rounding |
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Optimizing an adaptive Digital Oral Health Intervention for promoting Oral Self Care Behaviors: Micro-Randomized Trial Protocol
Inbal Nahum-Shani, Zara M. Greer, Anna L. Trella, Kelly W. Zhang, Stephanie Carpenter, David Elashoff, Susan A. Murphy, Vivek Shetty
Preparing for submission
[ClinicalTrials.gov]
Statistical Inference for Adaptive Experimentation
Kelly W. Zhang
Ph.D. Thesis, 2023
[pdf]
Statistical Inference After Adaptive Sampling for Longitudinal Data
Kelly W. Zhang, Lucas Janson, Susan A. Murphy
Under submission
[arXiv]
Statistical Inference with M-Estimators on Adaptively Collected Data
Kelly W. Zhang, Lucas Janson, Susan A. Murphy
NeurIPS 2021
Preliminary version at ICML 2021 Workshop on Reinforcement Learning Theory
[arXiv]
[proceedings]
[PubMed]
[video]
[slides]
[poster]
[code]
Inference for Batched Bandits
Kelly W. Zhang, Lucas Janson, Susan A. Murphy
NeurIPS 2020
[arXiv]
[proceedings]
[PubMed]
[video]
[slides]
[poster]
[code]
Did we personalize? Assessing personalization by an online reinforcement learning algorithm using resampling
Susobhan Ghosh*, Raphael Kim*, Prasidh Chhabria, Raaz Dwivedi, Predrag Klasnja, Peng Liao, Kelly W. Zhang, Susan A. Murphy
Under submission
[arXiv]
Reward Design For An Online Reinforcement Learning Algorithm Supporting Oral Self-Care
Anna L. Trella, Kelly W. Zhang, Inbal Nahum-Shani, Vivek Shetty, Finale Doshi-Velez, Susan A. Murphy
Thirty-Fifth Annual Conference on Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence (IAAI-23)
[arXiv]
[code]
Designing Reinforcement Learning Algorithms for Digital Interventions: Pre-implementation Guidelines
Anna L. Trella, Kelly W. Zhang, Inbal Nahum-Shani, Vivek Shetty, Finale Doshi-Velez, Susan A. Murphy
Algorithms (Special Issue "Algorithms in Decision Support Systems Vol. 2")
Preliminary version at RLDM 2022 (Multi-disciplinary Conference on RL and Decision Making); selected for an oral
[arXiv]
[proceedings]
[code]
A Bayesian Approach to Learning Bandit Structure in Markov Decision Processes
Kelly W. Zhang, Omer Gottesman, Finale Doshi-Velez
Challenges of Real-World Reinforcement Learning 2020 (NeurIPS Workshop)
[arXiv]
[proceedings]
[video]
Language Modeling Teaches You More Syntax than Translation Does: Lessons Learned Through Auxiliary Task Analysis
Kelly Zhang and Samuel Bowman
BlackboxNLP 2018 (EMNLP Workshop)
[arXiv]
[proceedings]
Adversarially Regularized Autoencoders
Junbo (Jake) Zhao, Yoon Kim, Kelly Zhang, Alexander Rush, Yann LeCun.
ICML 2018
[arXiv]
[proceedings]
[code]


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Alibaba beats quarterly revenue estimates, shares rise
China's Alibaba Group Holding Ltd reported better-than-expected second-quarter revenue on Friday, powered by strong growth in its core e-commerce business.
REUTERS: China's Alibaba Group Holding Ltd reported a better-than-expected 40per cent rise in second-quarter revenue on Friday, powered by strong growth in its e-commerce and cloud computing businesses.
The company's U.S.-listed shares rose more than 2per cent to US$180.25 in trading before the bell.
Alibaba primarily earns by selling advertising and promotional services to third-party merchants that list products on Taobao and Tmall, two of its e-commerce sites.
The biggest Chinese e-commerce company and rival JD.com Inc have been looking to diversify as online sales slow amid saturated markets in China's biggest cities and consumer confidence takes a hit from the ongoing U.S.-China trade war.
Sales from the company's e-commerce business rose about 40per cent to 101.22 billion yuan, while its cloud computing business posted a 64per cent jump in revenue to 9.29 billion yuan.
Total revenue rose to 119.02 billion yuan (US$16.91 billion) in the second quarter ended Sept. 30 from 85.15 billion yuan a year earlier. Analysts were expecting revenue of 116.8 billion yuan, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
The company's net income attributable to ordinary shareholders rose to 72.54 billion yuan from 20.03 billion yuan, a year earlier due to a one-time gain related its stake in Ant Financial.
Excluding items, Alibaba earned 13.10 yuan per American Depository Share. Analysts were expecting 10.65 yuan per ADS, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
(Reporting by Akanksha Rana in Bengaluru and Josh Horwitz in Shanghai; Editing by Saumyadeb Chakrabarty)


Deer rescued from plastic Halloween bucket in New York state
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Neighbors in Putnam Valley assisted the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and Putnam Valley Animal Control to corner the deer Wednesday and remove the orange plastic pumpkin bucket from the young doe's face.
Locals said the deer had been spotted wandering with the bucket on its snout for about four days before they were able to get close to it.
The deer, which neighbors said is often spotted in the area, has now been dubbed Little Pumpkin.
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The execution of the TestScript resources contained in this folder are constrained by the following conventions:
The TestScript resources in this folder represent a conversion** of the TestScript originally used at the 1st Terminology Services Connectathon held in Washington, February 2014.
The original single TestScript has been separated into four (4) separate TestScript definitions - one for each original test suite. In addition, each of those TestScripts have two variations based on whether the FHIR client or server assigns the resource id of the required ValueSet resources created in the setup.
| TestScript Name | Description |
| track2-terminology-ts-suite1-client-id | Terminology test suite 1 where the FHIR client assigns the ValueSet resource id in the setup. |
| track2-terminology-ts-suite2-client-id | Terminology test suite 2 where the FHIR client assigns the ValueSet resource id in the setup. |
| track2-terminology-ts-suite3-client-id | Terminology test suite 3 where the FHIR client assigns the ValueSet resource id in the setup. |
| track2-terminology-ts-suite4-client-id | Terminology test suite 4 where the FHIR client assigns the ValueSet resource id in the setup. |
| TestScript Name | Description |
| track2-terminology-ts-suite1-server-id | Terminology test suite 1 where the FHIR server assigns the ValueSet resource id in the setup. |
| track2-terminology-ts-suite2-server-id | Terminology test suite 2 where the FHIR server assigns the ValueSet resource id in the setup. |
| track2-terminology-ts-suite3-server-id | Terminology test suite 3 where the FHIR server assigns the ValueSet resource id in the setup. |
| track2-terminology-ts-suite4-server-id | Terminology test suite 4 where the FHIR server assigns the ValueSet resource id in the setup. |
The main reasons for this separation are:
** This representation of the Terminology Services tests is not meant to be diffinitive and complete. This is one example of how these tests can be defined in the current DSTU-2 format of the TestScript resource. Constructive feedback, suggestions and critisms are welcome.
Richard Ettema, AEGIS.net richard.ettema@aegis.net


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Fluor-18 Decay Counter
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Generates values in an interval.
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Class HttpRequest
Class HttpRequest
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Direct known subclasses
Echosign\Requests\DeleteRequest, Echosign\Requests\GetRequest, Echosign\Requests\PostRequest, Echosign\Requests\PutRequest
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Namespace: Echosign\Abstracts
Package: Echosign\Abstracts
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Namespace: Echosign\Abstracts
Package: Echosign\Abstracts
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SQL Injection is a way used by Hackers to steal Data from companies that host Web applications. It is a technique used by hackers wherein they insert cleverly constructed SQL Statements into a user input form that will get them user Data like usernames,password,Account no's etc. This poses a serious threat to the Customer's that have their Data stored in the company's Database. Especially in Financial and Banking Web applications such a attack will prove detrimental since the hacker could potentially access the User's Bank Account details! A hacker could also use SQL Injection to wipe out a complete Table.
Let's see some examples of how a hacker can use simple SQL statements to get access to an application's Database or wipe out a Table from the Database:
SQL Injection : 1 = 1 Always True
In the above example, 1 = 1 will always evaluate to true, thus giving a list of all Names and passwords in the users table!. A Hacker will just have to input user_id = 101 OR 1 = 1 in the input box and hack the system!
SQL Injections: WHERE ""="" is Always TRUE
In the above example, WHERE ""="" is always going to be true since "=" = "=", thus giving the hacker access to all the User Data.
SQL Injections: Batched SQL Statements
In the above example, the hacker can input something like 101;DROP Table users in the input form, which will execute the Statements - Select * from users;DROP Table users against the users table, thus wiping out the entire table!
Prevent SQL Injection:
I have noted below two ways to prevent SQL Injection attacks:
- Constrain Input: This is as simple as having field validations for length,type,format and range. Having these validations will throw an error when a user enters a SQL statement in the user input field.
- SQL parameter for Data Access In this case, the user input is passed onto a Stored proecedure that will execute the SQL Statement and the User input. In this case the parameter is treated as a literal value and not as a 'executable code'. The parameter is also checked for its length and type.
These are just a couple of examples to avoid SQL Injection attacks. There are more secure and fullproof ways to avoid SQL Injections.